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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1933
Page
5
New York trading opened with a broad downturn as investors pursued a cautious stance on a money policy. By close the market rebounded slightly with many issues erasing part of earlier losses. notable gains and declines appeared among large blue chips and utilities while volume remained heavy.
Personal mentions list Miss Ethel Bertram of Wesleyville and Mrs Rhinehart and daughters from Torpedo visiting friends in the city. Several travels and stays are noted: Mary and Donna Lou Rhinehart, Thomas Lynch from Uniontown visiting over Sunday, Edwin Keppel returning from Jamestown, and Georgiana Doane from Union City. Socials include church, club, and family visits with extended travel to Erie, Kane, Pittsburgh, Newton NJ, and Chicago for the Exposition.
Mrs. ag Mee G. By Sheron announces the marriage of their daughter Jilles Map fore Sheldun to Alfred Apps of Fouls gilwet. The couple wed at Sherman N. Ya with Rev Henry Gray officiating. Attending were Mvata Mey and William Reynolds. The notice mentions a dog owner with a request for proof of ownership and payment of costs.
The Worry Country Cin hosted a dinner dance last night with Mr. and Mrs. W Ames as hosts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Medinger and Mrs Addie Hines of Cleveland, Gertrue Molering, J Mas sy Barlow and Mrs Fred of Los Angeles, Thomas Lynch of Oniontown. Chrysanthemums adorned the lounge where a 35-seat arrangements and a music program by Lyle Wilcox entertained dancers. JF Austin returned from a business trip to Buffalo, New York.
A meeting of the Gmgensmp Department of the Cony Woman's Club was held last evening at Mrs. FS. Austin's home with plans for the year's program. Twelve pew amendments to be voted on at the November election were outlined, led by Mrs. Austin. The next meeting is November 17 at Mrs. Cassidy's home to study naturalization laws.
Stolen Love traces Joan Hastings and Bill Martin as a romance torn by an estranged aunt and long separations. Joan escapes to San Francisco while Bill builds a career with Rollo Heyes’ help, then returns, only for Joan to reject him as Ruth Gillespie’s confession shifts paces.
Readable fragments chronicle a bustling early morning as Maisie and Joan prepare for Thanksgiving. Mrs Harvey, Mrs Barstow, and family arrange meals, travel, and visits while Maisie frets over deferred marriage talk and Agnes Harvey’s wedding plans amid cabin scenes and curious guests.
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